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by avaku 8y ago
I hope this doesn't lead to an infinite loop ;)
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by avaku 8y ago
I had to unsubscribe as well...
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by avaku 8y ago
My uncle in the 80s had the same car, with all the same craftsmanship, including door handles etc. The only thing new in this design are the front lights, and you can see they are of pretty low quality, crooked lines etc. This would be one
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by avaku 8y ago
"Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning" by Christopher Bishop.
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by avaku 8y ago
Thanks for posting this. This looks like something genuinely new. Going to look into it.
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by avaku 8y ago
Ok, which medication?
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by avaku 8y ago
Yes, maybe they wouldn't have banned me, as we had photos of all the evidence. However, I don't have time for uploading, describing, following up etc. Maybe a great idea for some conflict resolution startup? :)
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by avaku 8y ago
We recently rented a house at Niagara Falls, which looked nice in pictures, although a few people in reviews mentioned it's kind of old. When we arrived, the shower wasn't working. An hour later police showed up, as someone report
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by avaku 8y ago
Agree. I can't downvote, so I just agree :)
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by avaku 8y ago
Exactly how I feel about this book.
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by avaku 9y ago
Love the ant on frisby analogy ;)
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by avaku 10y ago
You killed their website :)
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by avaku 10y ago
100% what I wanted to say, but much better expressed that I could have! :)
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by avaku 11y ago
On average
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by avaku 11y ago
"In the wild world of pre-complex life, this development was orders of magnitude better than Twitter for getting organisms organized." Ha ;)
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by avaku 11y ago
I am a scientist and I don't believe in Astrology, and I was always suggesting this interpretation to my friends who believe in it. Generally, the answer was "yeah, okay, maybe, I don't really care where it comes from, as lon
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by avaku 12y ago
20% royalty is really large
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by avaku 12y ago
FYI: Citations \cite{} don't work in this example book
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by avaku 12y ago
Yes, but it's not widely commercial yet. Huge startup opportunities! We are thinking about it. If wanna get in touch find my contact via http://akuz.me (my personal website)
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by avaku 12y ago
Interesting how they now reverted back from a Scheme-like language, previously also published by Goodman at https://probmods.org/ Do you think it's because of all the parentheses that people can't understand?
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by avaku 12y ago
This is the next breakthrough coming up after Lisp...
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by avaku 12y ago
e-stonian - is obviously how it should have been called ;)
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by avaku 12y ago
The question is: have they been dissolving before as well?
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by avaku 12y ago
Sorry I didn't know the rules properly :) Which combination is a tie? In my version someone always wins :) ha ha
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by avaku 12y ago
>> What are your odds of winning rock-paper-scissors? Simple - one in three. At least, that's what chance predicts. I thought the chance of winning with no prior is 1/2... Otherwise, okay, you win with 1/3, your opponen
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by avaku 12y ago
Is it me, or there are other people who feel stomach ache when reading this sort of stuff? Why don't just learn algorithms and other computer science "direct" approach by analysing problem and solving it in most officiant way
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by avaku 13y ago
Yeah, in the first example too (hair at the bottom). But it's still much better than Gaussian blur...
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by avaku 13y ago
It does simulate the lens, it says so in the article
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by avaku 13y ago
Next they should introduce an infrared laser for measuring depth like in Xbox, then is will totally work in the dark :)
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by avaku 13y ago
So glad I did the Coursera course on Probabilistic Graphical Models, so I totally have an understanding of how this is done when they mention Markov Random Field...

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